"Thomas Singer wrote: > >The name of the enclosing class as the default type value would make more > >sense (than "a"): > Why it would make more sense? I can't remember a situation, where I cast to > the same class I'm in.
Can you remember a situation where you casted to a class called "a"? There are at least 2 situations, that are generic enough to appears in dozens of java.* classes : public int compareTo( Object o ) public boolean equals (Object o ) Even if you say "I never override equals(), nor implement compareTo", I suspect you don't have a class called "a". So, why does IDEA suggest "a". I read somewhere in the list that IDEA was becoming more intelligent, by watching the users' habits, and adapting its suggestions to the gathered info, and the context. Detecting that you are in equals(), or compareTo() would be smart. Can we expect to be smarter in the future? The recent past makes me say "YES". Alain Ravet _______________________________________________ Eap-features mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.intellij.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-features
